I never thought my son would tie my shoelaces, before his ninth birthday. I never thought he would push me in a wheelchair. It’s pretty good that he can get 80 kilos moving! It generates a lot of emotion for everyone.
He and Jane pushed me to the grassy areas of Waddesdon Manor, where I was able to walk. British readers will appreciate the phrase ‘leaves on the line’, used by rail companies to explain autumnal delays. Said leaves plus wet ground also present a hazard for stick users. As they say in Yorkshire ‘now you’re learning.’
Lovely photographs …..relationships change so much…asking for help and accepting it .my brother struggles with this so much !
Regards from Jackie at Hudson Moody
Andrew, Tash alerted me your blog today. Difficult to find the right words but I think respect and admiration are amongst the most deserving. I will continue to follow your posts and remember fondly those early IRI days. You had early doubts but I knew we were right to employ you and you went on to prove me right in every way. Every good wish I can muster goes your way mate. Very best. Dave Barrett
Without you I would never had my adventures all over the world! Thanks!!